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Integration through the economy : 5,700 beneficiaries in 2022

In 2022, 5,700 Reunion Islanders were affected by the various aid measures for integration through economic activity, according to the prefecture, in 85 structures offering courses combining work, training and adapted support for a maximum duration of 24 months : 53 % des personnes accueillies ont ensuite bénéficié d’une sortie en emploi ou en formations certifiantes...

Slowing growth, predict INSEE and IEDOM

Even if the Reunionese economy, Well equipped with crisis shock absorbers, resists the difficulties better than the French economy as a whole, Growth should slow down in 2023, According to partners in rapid economic accounts for overseas (By the cerom). L'INSEE note ainsi une légère diminution de l’emploi salarié au 1er trimestre 2023, For the first time in three years (200...

Halo around unemployment : 10% of the active population

On average in 2021-2022, la part des personnes qui appartiennent au halo autour du chômage est plus importante dans les départements d'outre-mer qu’en métropole, estime l'INSEE dans une note récente. The halo concerns 10% of the population aged 15 to 64 in Reunion, 11% in Guadeloupe and Martinique, 20 % à Mayotte...

Conjuncture : Nexa analysis

“ Against the backdrop of the battle against pension reform, the first quarter of 2023 is marked by the lasting trend of inflation and the attempt to control it via monetary tightening, notably tougher borrowing conditions”, underlines the development agency Nexa in its latest economic report. The effects of this situation in Reunion are multiple, avec des...

Unemployment down to 0,9% in the 2nd quarter

The number of job seekers required to look for work and without activity (category A) stood on average at 117,250 in the 2nd quarter of 2023 in Reunion, number down from 0,9% over the quarter (1,070 fewer registered with Pôle Emploi) and 2,9% over one year. Among those under 25, le nombre de...

General rise in interest rates

The increase in interest rates is spread across all categories of business credit, note l'IÉDOM dans son dernier communiqué trimestriel, covering the 1st quarter of 2023. The average interest rate for new equipment loans increases by 86 basis points (pdb) between October 2022 and January 2023. Over a year, it increased by 170 bps....

The activity of VSE-SMEs is slowing down

The turnover of Reunion VSEs and SMEs increased by 3,4% in the 1st quarter of 2023, after a year 2022 where its growth reached 5,5 %, according to the economic study of the Regional Council of the Order of Chartered Accountants, carried out in collaboration with the Sagis firm. Adjusted for inflation, progress was zero, while a decline of....

Automotive sales : -8% in the first half

In the 1st half of 2023, 11,830 private vehicles were registered on the island, figure down by 8,63% compared to the previous year, according to the Réunion Import and Trade Union. At the same time, commercial vehicle sales (2 672) have progressed, slightly reducing the rate of overall sales decline (-6,4...

The price gap with mainland France is increasing

Calculé par l'INSEE en 2022, the price gap between Reunion and mainland France amounts to 8,9 %. The differential was 6 points in 2010 and 7 points in 2015. This increase is the result of rising food prices on the island.. It is for food products and non -alcoholic drinks, which represent 14% of....

CREAGO, support program for Reunionese entrepreneurs

Initiative Réunion and the AD2R association launched the call for applications for the second promotion of the CREAGO program in July and August., intended for entrepreneurs from priority areas of the city (QPV). The CREAGO program aims to help young business creators to master the functions necessary to run their business.. Based...
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